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I don't know exactly how long I've been studying Japanese, I guess it's just been a hobby of mine for some time. I really enjoy learning about languages, grammar, how they work, all that kind of thing. I'm not a highly educated teacher or anything, but I speak English natively, for what that's worth. 言語とか日本語がわたしの趣味です。でも聞くことも話すことも苦手です。日本に行ったことないから会話することがあまりありません。英語の質問があれば気楽に聞かせてください。
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Momoko
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May 2, 2018
初めてのレッスンありがとうございました。アンドリューさんは文法の理解が素晴らしいです。これからもっともっと日本語が上手になると思いました！とても楽しかったです！
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    They are quite similar. Realizing means you suddenly think of something, saying "it never dawned on me before" sounds like something you had known for a long time but did not realize until now. They could mean the same in certain contexts, but they don't necessarily. For example, you wouldn't say "it never dawned on me that I had forgotten my wallet" unless you were telling a story in which that was an important detail. You might say "I suddenly realized that I forgot my wallet".
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    May 3, 2018
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